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Dig Dug 'Six Feet Under'
One thing I've noticed a lot of artists on this site like to do, is mimic those authentic old school gaming system sounds and then morph the song, add high quality instruments, or sometimes maintain the old school sounds with a re-arranged melodies. That’s one thing that I really love, because to me it brings me back to the things I love most about the systems plus all those memories and nostalgia. It makes me want to go back to those days and play it again, and that’s makes emulators so cool. Back to what I should be talking about, Starla’s Dig Dug Mix contains a lot of that old school sound mixed in with some really snazzy drums and a lot of 303. Makes you just want to move, keep up the good work Starla. We got to love ya. |
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Highly amplified noises! Doesn't stray away from Starla's style. Download this if you aren't afraid of video game music, which this actually follows a lot in the "traditional video game music mixing style". None of the samples sound instrumental, sound effects from the game are used, and finally the game over music, which I can already tell it's game over music even though I haven't played the game...why must they all sound the same?
Play this in your car really loud if you wanna scare everyone. Just be sure to stay under 100 Decibles! ....Decibals....whatever....sound units! Don't wanna be caught by the police even though the music will probably give you plenty of time to escape from the cops. |
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Hrm...
First thing I notice is that its too repetetive. By far. The samples are pretty good, yes, but it sounds like a twenty second loop with little variation throughout. Using the sound effects in time was...well, I think it could have been pulled off a lot better because if Im honest, it got very VERY annoying after a couple of bars. Im also not overly keen on the abrupt ending, though I like what you did with it...with the game over theme and all.
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This song is really good for sneaking up behind someone and playing in their ear very very loud. other than that, it's too repetitive.
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Oh yeah baby!! Freakin awesome sound effects, great variety of clips!!! Excellent job man!!!
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The people who say that this is too repetitive were obviously never fans of Dig Dug. I remember playing it on the 2600 and trying to keep the little guy moving at all times just to listen to the song. It's catchy, and there's plenty of variety, incorporating practically every sound in the game. It stays close to its inspiration, and that makes it great. Nice job.
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I love the name
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i love this remix. you can here it for miles when i play it in my car. it is a constant when i make my: The Best Of OC Remixes CDs
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This is definitely in my top 10. Awesome work!
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